Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1916

Page

12

Poultry husbandry talk and septic tank demos in Orange Township

Black Hawk County hosts demonstrations on septic tank construction led by Prof. M. L. Hoffman of Ames College. Demonstrations take place Nov 12 14 in Black Hawk Cedar Falls and Orange townships with two day builds and practical instruction for farmers. Poultry husbandry talks by I A Bittenhender and Dr K W Stouder of Iowa State College are set for Orange Center Consolidated School on Nov 8.

Black Hawk County M. L. Hoffman Ames College Amall Coat Hoffman Thomas Hansen Black Hawk Township Peter Lund Cedar Falls Navy Jacob Moser Orange Township Simpson-Miller A. A. Burger I. A. Bittenhender K. W. Stouder Iowa State College Ames Wilt Orange Center Consolidated School

Indian cattle king of the northwest owns vast Dakota lands

Louis Agard, a prominent half breed from Standing Rock, controls about 18 quarter sections in the McIntosh area and roughly 80 000 acres in Minnesota and South Dakota. He prioritizes cattle over wheat, recently selling stock calves at a record price in South St. Paul. He also owned land in McIntosh and is accompanied by other half breeds. The article notes his stance on wheat and his long cattle career. The piece then shifts to The Iowa Guardsman’s first issue in Waterloo, a five cent, six column eight page newspaper for Iowa soldiers on the Mexican border. The editors praise the guard and dedicate the paper to town officers and soldiers.

St. Paul Minn South Dakota Louis Agard Northwest Agard Standing Rock McIntosh Mr. Agard Jim Little Eagle Louis Archambault Paul Middie Iowa Guardsman Iowa Waterloo Brownsville Tex America Border Army National Guard

Elis Enlist Young Women In Minstrel Show At Waterloo

Rehearsals for the Elks novelty show Tuxedo Minstrels proceed daily with Wilts spending freely to present Waterloo with the best local talent. The program promises travesty to grand opera and will feature twenty young women among the performers.

ELIS Elks Waterloo Theatre Wilts Waterloo The

Popular young women lead Cedar Falls parade show

Miller and Draper, producers of last year's Elks show, return in charge with new scenery and more elaborate costumes. The Cedar Falls band and orchestra will supply the music for the parade and performance again this year.

Miller & Draper Cedar Falls

Nebraska Cave Man Held as a Vagrant

In Omaha on November 7, Jobo Gonzales a 45 year old Mexican wanderer described as a twentieth century cave man was jailed in Douglas county on a vagrancy charge after weeks of disturbing farmers near Florence. He traveled with a broken right arm in splints, survived by begging and foraging, and used three twig rope shelters while guiding deputies to his cave-like hideouts.

Omaha, Neb Florence Jobo Gonzales McShane Douglas County Musgrave Inen Gonzales United States Lincoln

Bogs Burind 7 Days Nig A Tunnel To Freedom

Kansas City reports a boy and two dogs trapped seven days in a rabbit burrow with no food or water. Surface rescues occurred after entombment fifteen feet underground near a bluff while chasing rabbits.

Kansas City Rosedale

The Cave-In Rescue Of Two Dying Dogs

Two boys followed a rabbit into a cave making a tunnel rescue attempt for their dogs. They feared both dogs had suffocated after a six day wait. One dog survived weak but alive, the other dog near liberty was found by digging deeper and both dogs finally ate ravenously after recovery.

Georgetown Del Bessie Hudson Mra. Tindson Ase Anid Othe

Boelke Dies Unvanquished Eyewitness Says

Berlin reports an Overseas News Agency account of Captain Boelke's death after he disabled a hostile machine in aerial combat on October 31. His plane tore, he descended in a spiral and perished at about 200 yards height after defeating 40 adversaries. Funeral rites in Dessau drew crowds and aviators.

Berlin Boelke Lokal-Anzeiger Col. Thomsen Dessau

Hen Hatches Woodpeckers Near Federalsburg Farm

A Federalsburg area farmer reports a hen hatching 11 chickens along with two woodpeckers. The hen fed and cared for both clutches, nesting unseen until discovered. In Washington, population data show 24 million more people in 15 years, with hens down 6 million and sheep 106 million, while hogs rise 1.6 million.

Indianapolis Ind Federalsburg Iria Washington, D. C United States

Pioneer Testing Association Report Yields Mixed Dairy Results

The Pioneer Cow Testing Association reports October tests with gains over the prior two months. Anton Christiansen notes 25 herds tested, 22 on official test, 15 new cows entered, 16 sold, and two bought. Most fresh cows perform well, but pasture shortages and heat hurt many. A table lists cows yielding over 49 pounds butterfat with owners and herd details.

Pioneer Testing Association Anton Christiansen

Night School Draws Foreigners to High Schools

Board of Education and city officials report strong turnout for free night classes aimed at citizenship and literacy. At East High 25 foreigners applied, with 26 to 30 more at West High signaling intent to enroll. Organizing meetings planned for next week to establish classes in arithmetic civics and related subjects for men and women.

East High Supt C. W. King Kline A. T. Hukill West High Board of Education Huklil

Two Ride A 42 Pound Catfish In Wichita River

A man from Route 9 Wichita and his 16 year old son rode a 42 pound catfish for half an hour in the Chickaskia river near Drury before landing it and bringing it to Wichita. They had heard of the monster fish from campers and finally outweighed it to the bank. Meanwhile Chicago notes a Ve​getable Growers convention predicting a tearless onion that is easy to eat and will be popular like strawberries and watermelons.

Wichita Kan C. A. Whitney Route 9 Chickaskia Drury Mr. Whitney Chicago Vegetable Growers’ Association of America

Republicans Close Campaign With Big Orange Township Meeting

Republicans concluded their campaign with events at party headquarters and in Orange township. Attendance at the Orange gathering was reportedly the largest in the township's history. Speakers included Walter P. Jensen F. W. Edwards and H. E. Tailor with Swisher and Wooller among the speakers at the headquarters event.

Orange Township Orange Walter P. Jensen F. W. Edwards H. E. Tailor Toom B. F. Swisher W. W. Wooller

RECORD OF THE PAST Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Mrs Starr

Mrs Starr of Waterloo states kidney disorder pains eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She first verified the remedy in 1907 and again in 1915, affirming reliable results. The ad reiterates price and to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Wi. Starr Fowler St Waterloo Doan Waneler Bros. Durg. Co Dean

Heir to Fortune Works as Modiste in New York

Heir to fortune of over 32 million, Eleanor B. Fox, works as a modiste in New York earning 18 dollars weekly. She lived at Foxhurst on Long Island until age 13. After her grandfather’s death legal issues delayed estate settlement. She later used the name Irene Austin and moved to the city to work, aiming to claim the Fox estate.

New York Altho Shaws Inta John Pox Misa Eleanor B. Fox Miss Fox Foxhurst Baldwin L. I Leame Irene Austin Misa Fox Miss Austin Fox

Man Righ'es Tellyfish at Santa Barbara

In Santa Barbara California on November 7 H Wilson was sent to Cottage hospital after a life and death encounter with a giant creature off Serena four hundred feet from shore. He battled a mass that split into strips and 118 tentacles seized him while the mass burned his face and shoulders. Wilson reached shore exhausted and hospital officials say recovery is expected though morphine was needed for pain.

Santa Barbara Cal D. H. Wilson Cottage Hospital Ile Serena Wilson

Two Miles of Walk Ordered at Heights

Cedar Heights town council ordered construction of a two mile walk along Model Street and Liverty Avenue to be funded by a seven year levy. Miss Turn Hawk proposed supervising the septic tank demonstration on the school grounds to show waste disposal benefits. Thursday named good roads day with residents urged to assist in repairing Alberty Avenue and leveling gravels. Councilmen Main Galloway presiding. W J Par Colt acted in clerk’s absence.

Cedar Heights Mies Turn Hawk County Crop Improvement Association Caperta Ames Bey Cedar Dolgilta Aml Alberty Avenue Bheveland Whmain Galloway Mays Or Conneilman W. J. Par- Colt

Delatone Hair Removal Paste Promises Easy Smooth Skin

A brief beauty tip explains making a delatone paste with water and powdered delatone to remove hair. It claims quick two minute application, rubbing off, and washing the skin, promising good results if using real delatone.

Boy Weds Young Teacher Sparks School Scandal

In Memphis Tennessee on November 7 a 16 year old girl and a 22 year old teacher wed, causing uproar as the groom James Yarbrough was the pupil misled by Miss Sudle Patrick. Authorities say local laws ban married teachers guiding schools. The couple moves in with James Yarbrough's parents while Nashville officials investigate.

Memphia Lin Shad Pha Misa Sudle Patrick Arlington Tene Crme Memphe James TL Yarbrough James Patrick Momarrhige Heenke James le. Yarbrough Migssade Patrick

Linden church pillar named king of the moonshine belt

Local authorities arrested Haddock, longtime Linden resident, described as a respected citizen and pillar of the Linden church. Officials say he has led a major moonshine operation for about forty years, a prominent figure in the Tennessee wildcatters scene.

Linden Tennessee Wildcatters Haddock

Woman tied to wagon driven by husband near prison

Near the state prison in Lincoln Nebraska a woman hitched to a mule and driven by her husband was found by Sheriff Wyler. She gave the name Mrs Hopkins and said her husband treated her like an animal. The man denied part of the story while he rode in the sheriff's car. the woman tried to attack the officer with an axe to avoid losing her husband.

Lincoln Neb Wyera Hopkins

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mich Indian Lowa Mexican Princess Radziwill Rome Dorothy Dawson Niesciesy Nebraska Pioneer Cow Testing Association Cuwami Brees Jersey Farm Jersey Watertoo Jersey Farm S cc. Bechtelheimer Guernsey McKay Bros Messer Farms Co McKay Tbros Zook Guerny Tolstein Aeteeee Geo. E. Cunningham Halsein McKay Bros. Tolstein Jerse McKay Brothers Olstein W. H. Maust Holstein Coteesae Atrveenne Boards of Education Man River Ead Eleanor, Fox Swimsner Cascareta Cascarata E. I. Dunkelberg Lulte Track Hawk Bank Shas Youhue York Mirdaz Giurgh Pilnar Nashville Yonn Nav Gove Ornmient Javen Haddock Air New Grafonola Club Clrtatnian Columbia Grafonolas Columbia Grafonola Toomorrow Bilsit East Fourth Street Commercial Street Park Avenue
Search Courier

Search the Waterloo Evening Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Waterloo Evening Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication